Queen St. N. 0034 - House - Late Classical Style - "Shoemaker-Lackner House" Gone 1860 - 1976  (~ 116 years)

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• Name	Queen St. N. 0034 - House - Late Classical Style - "Shoemaker-Lackner House" Gone Kitchener
  Nickname	Shoemaker-Lackner House
  Born	constructed About 1860	34 Queen St. N., Kitchener, Waterloo Region, Ontario
  Gender	Unknown
  Purpose	1923-1924	34 Queen St. N., Kitchener, Waterloo Region, Ontario   [1]
  	Business - H. G. Lackner, physician
  Died	demolished Bef 1976
  Person ID	I440	Properties
  Last Modified	13 Jul 2012

  
  

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  The Shoemaker-Lackner house A large imposing house, in late Classic Revival style, with three bays per side. Built of white brick, it had quoined corners and recessed brick alcoves in which the main floor windows were set. The house dates to 1860 and was built by David Shoemaker, the County Registrar, and served as both a bank office and residence. Later, Dr. Lackner used the house as office and residence. Building was demolished by the Economical Mutual Insurance Company, who then built their red brick Georgian style office block on the site.1a 1aC. R. Cornish, "An Architechtural Survey of Berlin, The Centre Area"; report to Kenneth McLaughlin Professor, 1979; Kitchener Public Library.

  
  

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  [S23] Directory - ON, Waterloo, Kitchener - Vernon Directory 1923-1924.

  
  

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  Born - constructed About 1860 - 34 Queen St. N., Kitchener, Waterloo Region, Ontario Purpose - Business - H. G. Lackner, physician - 1923-1924 - 34 Queen St. N., Kitchener, Waterloo Region, Ontario  = Link to Google Earth